Sentences with phrase «u.s. volume declined»

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Alibaba declines to disclose total sales for international products, and Zhang acknowledges that goods from the U.S. still represent a small percentage of sales volume.

In Australia, the year - on - year search volume for round - trip flights for U.S. destinations in that period fell 18 percent; China saw a decline of 27 percent, Indonesia — a Muslim - majority country — saw a drop of 19 percent and Singapore volume fell 14 percent.

Same - site fuel volumes declined 0.4 per cent in the U.S. as Texas was impacted by stores still recovering from Hurricane Harvey.

Not only were the category's volumes declining, but so too was Campbell's portion of the bowl — with its namesake brand's U.S. share dropping from 49 % in 2005 to 42 % in 2014, according to Euromonitor International.

Looking at TSLA's historical short interest chart and one can see that the negative investor sentiment or volume of shares sold short continues to decline, a far departure from June when Tesla was named the largest shortest stock in the U.S. equity market.

Subway's sales decline reflected a 3.1 percent decrease in its estimated average unit volume offsetting an estimated 2.9 percent unit count gain to 27,205 U.S. locations.

Its U.S. mining operation saw pretax earnings decline by $ 44.3 million «primarily due to a volume reduction of 2.5 million tons largely driven by lower natural gas prices and a longwall move in Colorado,» the company said.

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Rather, declining domestic production was pushing the U.S. toward importing large volumes of natural gas to meet needs here at home.

M&A activity generally declined in February 2017, with total deal volume and the number of transactions falling in the U.S. and globally.

U.S. ports are expanding their capacity and infrastructure in spite of widespread declining volumes in anticipation of the widening of the Panama Canal in 2014...

Waning economic growth in many countries and higher home prices further enhanced by a strengthening U.S. dollar resulted in a slight decline in international sales dollar volume of U.S. property over the past year and a significant retreat in buying from non-resident foreigners.

Although U.S. home sales to foreign buyers declined slightly in the year through March 2012, a spike in sales of more expensive property pushed the total sales volume of international sales up 24 percent.

Key takeaways: 1) The U.S. continues as an attractive investment destination for commercial real estate investors; 2) Commercial fundamentals remain on an upward trend, boosted by solid employment gains; 3) While investors have taken a step back over the past year, leading to declining sales volume in large cap markets, small cap markets benefited from increased visibility and capital inflow, as growing local economies and higher investment yields provide diversification to investors.

In February, the U.S. experienced a sharp decline in transaction volumes which was the first sign the Commercial Real Estate market was slowing down.